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(Geddon was mentioned in the first Dink Story topic.)
After that series of semi confusing events, Dink and the Boncas strode down the tunnel and entered a large cavern.
Directly in front of them was a sword set in a stone that only a hero of legend could pull.
Dink tried, but was unsuccessful.
Dink and the Boncas continued on their way, searching for a way outside.
A few hours later, Geddon came running down the tunnel searching for them. He saw the sword, couldn't pull it, and went on his way.
Then a young boy, who had been stalking Dink for a while now, came running down the tunnel, and likewise tried the sword.
He said 'What.' when he couldn't pull it, then ran off, instinctively knowing where Dink was going next.
Then Samuel L. Jackson came running down the tunnel, chasing after Tal because he had said that four letter word again. Pulled the sword out on a whim, tossed it aside for being too pansy-ass, and thundered after Tal.
Finally, a random guard happened upon the tunnel, found the sword lying there, took it, and walked off.
He had a series of adventures with the sword, having been hailed as the hero who defeated the Ancient Seth, as well as being accredited with other feats that Dink had done, before eventually being murdered by Dink, who had it with everyone's shit.
Of course, those adventures, as less random and more enjoyable than this one, will not be expanded upon later, unless I am lying.
Anyway, Dink and the Boncas found a way out and left.
They were outside, a random pine tree behind them that Dink wanted to burn down.
And thus, Dink remembered why he started on his quest in the first place, and charged off to find the midget named Matridge.
After that series of semi confusing events, Dink and the Boncas strode down the tunnel and entered a large cavern.
Directly in front of them was a sword set in a stone that only a hero of legend could pull.
Dink tried, but was unsuccessful.
Dink and the Boncas continued on their way, searching for a way outside.
A few hours later, Geddon came running down the tunnel searching for them. He saw the sword, couldn't pull it, and went on his way.
Then a young boy, who had been stalking Dink for a while now, came running down the tunnel, and likewise tried the sword.
He said 'What.' when he couldn't pull it, then ran off, instinctively knowing where Dink was going next.
Then Samuel L. Jackson came running down the tunnel, chasing after Tal because he had said that four letter word again. Pulled the sword out on a whim, tossed it aside for being too pansy-ass, and thundered after Tal.
Finally, a random guard happened upon the tunnel, found the sword lying there, took it, and walked off.
He had a series of adventures with the sword, having been hailed as the hero who defeated the Ancient Seth, as well as being accredited with other feats that Dink had done, before eventually being murdered by Dink, who had it with everyone's shit.
Of course, those adventures, as less random and more enjoyable than this one, will not be expanded upon later, unless I am lying.
Anyway, Dink and the Boncas found a way out and left.
They were outside, a random pine tree behind them that Dink wanted to burn down.
And thus, Dink remembered why he started on his quest in the first place, and charged off to find the midget named Matridge.
